The aim of this toolkit, prepared by Digital Literacy Staff for Middle and Secondary Schools, is to assist educators, parents, guardians and students using various online platforms and other educational tools.
Microsoft Teams
- Virtual Classroom.
- Organize classwork in Files and Channels.
- Easy to create, evaluate, monitor homeworks to students
Microsoft Teams Online Tutorial
delivered on the 5th October 2020
FAQ
How can I access Office 365 apps?
How can I generate a team code?
How can I share my screen?
Solution: Open the sharing tray
Citing https://support.microsoft.com/
“In Microsoft Teams, you can show your desktop, a specific app, presentation, or any file while in a meeting.
- Select Share
. - Select what you want to share:
- Desktop lets you show everything on your screen.
- Window lets you show a specific app.
- PowerPoint lets you show a presentation.
- Browse lets you find the file you want to show.
- After you select what you want to show, a red border surrounds what you’re sharing.
- Select Stop sharing to stop showing your screen.”
If you are sharing a video in a powerpoint, remember to include system audio
How can I disable participants from turning off the mics of others and sharing their own desktops?
Solution: Remember to set meeting options when you create a new meeting
- Create meeting.
- From Microsoft Teams, go to Calendar
, select a meeting, and then Meeting options. - If you have not scheduled a meeting, you may do this by selecting Show participants
in the meeting controls. Then, above the list of participants, choose Manage permissions . - You may choose to have students wait for you and you can choose whether to admit or deny them.
- You may wish not to allow students present. This is important so that students won’t share their screens etc. In this case select “Only me”.
